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How to get 5 or 8 LED outputs on a DIG-QUAD (Part 2 - running ESPixelStick firmware)

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  • Опубликовано: 13 апр 2023
  • In this Tutorial, I will show you how get 5 or even 8 LED outputs on a DIG QUAD. This is part 2 of a 2 part series. In this series, I will show you the setup/configuration of ESPixelStick firmware on the DIG-QUAD with 5 or 8 LED outputs and how to setup/control in xLights.
    The DIG-QUAD will drive 5 LED outputs with the standard QuinLED-ESP32 module. If you upgrade to the QuinLED-ESP32-AE+ module which provides 3 addition LED outputs for a total of 8 LED outputs.
    NOTE: LED Output 5 - Green Terminal (Q1R) is NOT buffered. It will not drive pixels as far as all the other LED outputs. Either make sure the pixels are close in distance or use a F-Amp.
    ** I DO NOT RECEIVE ANY COMMISSION, FREE/DISCOUNTED HARDWARE AND I AN NOT AN AFFILIATE OF QuinLED **
    If you have any questions, please contact me on Discord - TheChristmasLightGuy
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    On a Mac:
    Use command prompt
    Go to this directory
    Applications/xLights/Contents/Resources/controllers/
    Use editor to edit this file: espixelstick.xcontroller
    Update this line:
    MaxPixelPort 6 /MaxPixelPort
    To
    MaxPixelPort 8 /MaxPixelPort
    NOTE: MaxPixelPort is enclosed w GT and LT symbols. RUclips does not allow these symbols in description.
    Save file
    Restart xLights
    On a Windows Machine:
    Use command prompt
    Go to this directory
    Program Files\xLights\controllers
    Use editor to edit this file: espixelstick.xcontroller
    Update this line:
    MaxPixelPort 6 /MaxPixelPort
    To
    MaxPixelPort 8 /MaxPixelPort
    NOTE: MaxPixelPort is enclosed w GT and LT symbols. RUclips does not allow these symbols in description.
    Save file
    Restart xLights
    GPIO Settings:
    LED 1 - GPIO 16
    LED 2 - GPIO 3
    LED 3 - GPIO 1
    LED 4 - GPIO 4
    LED 5 - GPIO 15
    LED6 - GPIO 21 (AE+)
    LED7 - GPIO 17 (AE+)
    LED8 - GPIO 22 (AE+)
    Links:
    XLIGHTS
    xlights.org/
    QUIN LED DIG QUAD
    quinled.info/p...
    quinled.info/q...
    quinled.info/2...

Комментарии • 6

  • @IntermitTech
    @IntermitTech Год назад +5

    Awesome video explaining everything in detail quite well! So awesome you where able to resolve some of the issues together with Martin, he's doing excellent work! And as always very appreciative you enjoy the hardware so much! :D

  • @Pancho_Rojas
    @Pancho_Rojas 8 месяцев назад +1

    very good video, do you have a video tutorial on how to flash a wt32-eth0 with espixelstick? I have tried to flash the board but I have not succeeded, I would appreciate it since I am new to this Christmas lights thing. Sorry for my bad translation from Spanish to English :D

    • @thechristmaslightguy
      @thechristmaslightguy  8 месяцев назад +1

      Sorry, I do not have a video specifically for that hardware however, it should be exactly the same as flashing a ESPixelStick. Can you tell me what failed when you try to flash your hardware?

  • @sherminator9665
    @sherminator9665 Год назад +1

    Great video explaining everything Tony.
    What is the limitation of channels/pixels with these 8 outputs?

    • @thechristmaslightguy
      @thechristmaslightguy  Год назад

      I'm not sure what the limitation of the channels/pixel with 8 outputs. I ran up to 1000 pixels total - 1-6 outputs with 100 pixels each and 7-8 with 200 pixels each without any issues. Let me talk to the developer and see if there is a limitation.